@magsnospam: "Having run SFC for the first time, it noted that setupx.dll is corrupted &
gave me the standard options.
I know more about the sex life of clams (next to nothing) than I do about
DLL files (don't mess with them, they're important).  So I get to KB Article
231793, which helpfully states:
SYMPTOMS
After you install Windows 98 Second Edition, you may be notified by the
System File Checker tool (SFC) that the Setupx.dll file is corrupted.
CAUSE
This issue can occur if the verification table that SFC uses is not current.
RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, USE THE APPROPRIATE METHOD:
1.    Update the Verification Table
When the Changed Files dialog box appears, click Update verification
information, and then click OK.
2.    Extract a New Setupx.dll File
If you are not sure if the file is actually corrupted, extract a new version
of the file from the Windows 98 Second Edition CD-ROM.
Call me thick, but how in heavens name is one to know whether 1) or 2) is
the "appropriate method".  e.g.  Is there any chance that the file was
replaced as a result of an MS Update?  If so, extracting the original file
would be a mistake.   Does "updating the verification table" mean the same
thing as confirming that the current file is OK?  If so, should I enlist the
assistance of a soothsayer to determine whether it is OK?
MS, your inability to focus on writing for the non-expert is always a source
of wry amusement, at least on good days.
Any help would be greatly appreciated."
    @magsnospam: "Hi Rick!
Thanks. So lucky to get you as the responder.  As always, succinct but
really helpful.  I should have known to check out your site as a first
effort
Really good info on your links & as I refamiliarized myself with your site,
picked up good info re: changes I'd made, apparently on bad advice, re: the
power management.
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